Male submissives

[Ozme52]

yama, some insist on upper and lower case usage as a protocol... some don't.

Regardless of your own preference (now or in the future,) please don't adopt the practice of using both when you don't know the orientation of the reader... or when you are addressing both orientations...

Because W/we A/all really hate it when P/people take I/it to excess.

[lucy]

Originally Posted by DaveAM View Post
Hi - As a male sub i joined this site a couple of months ago. While i have looked around the site i spend most of my time in the tasking arena. I originally said the 'hello' thing and was welcome by a number of people. But other than the tasking i have not been involved with other aspects of the site. i have gone to chat rooms a couple of times but spent my time there as an observer - trying to find out who's talking to who. i find it fairly confusing. When i have more time i would like to chat - but i'm not sure i'll ever be comfortable in a chat room with 18 people talking and i don't know who's talking to who. maybe i can participate in these forums more where at least everyone is talking about the same topic. - Just adding my 2 cents. Thanks.

You can always go to a private room to talk with someone. I'm one of those too who can't follow a discussion in the chat's main room, so if i go there i usually end up going to a private room.

[voxelectronica]

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Because W/we A/all really hate it when P/people take I/it to excess.

sometimes I really think you might be better than ice cream.... sometimes.

[yama]

Because W/we A/all really hate it when P/people take I/it to excess.

T/thank Y/you, S/sir, I/i T/hink I/i W/will K/keep M/my F/former P/practice.

I can see now that lowercase "i" is not obligatory. I want to obey every real rule,
but I don't feel this a self-humiliation. A protocol, as you say. And it was rather
difficult to learn English spelling... I hope everyone will understand.

Thank you for teaching me. Your posts are so clear.